Rumble Videos pulls public data from Rumble: a channel's latest uploads, full video details with view, like and dislike counts, keyword search, top-level comments and caption transcripts. It turns any Rumble link into structured data you can analyse or quote.
Rumble hosts a large share of political commentary, podcasts and independent news that never reaches YouTube. This tool lets you monitor those channels, measure how an episode is landing, read what the audience is saying, and pull the spoken words of a video as text.
What you can do
- get_channel_videos — a channel's latest videos and shorts with views and publish dates
- get_video — title, description, channel, views, likes, dislikes, duration, captions and an MP4 download link
- search — find Rumble videos by keyword
- get_comments — top-level comments with likes, dislikes and reply counts
- get_transcript — the full caption transcript, timestamped by minute
Who it's for
Media monitors, journalists and researchers tracking commentary and news shows on Rumble. Brand safety and comms teams checking what is being said about them. Creators benchmarking their channel against others.
How to use it
- Use search with a keyword, or get_channel_videos with a channel handle such as Bongino, to find videos
- Pass a video link to get_video for its full stats and description
- Read the audience reaction with get_comments
- Pull the spoken content with get_transcript to summarise or quote it
- Pass next_cursor back as cursor to page through channels and search results
Getting started
Try get_channel_videos with the handle Bongino, then pass one of its video links to get_transcript.
